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Urgent: Adopt a Pet!

It's been brought to our attention today that the Humane Society in Conroe will be closing its doors tomorrow. In an effort to avoid any of the animals being put down, they are offering free adoptions. Go find yourself a furry friend and give a deserving animal a home. More information can be found in this story on KPRC's website: http://www.click2houston.com/news/20982678/detail.html

  • Fisher and Artest were ejected with Wafer sent to the showers by Adelman. Any league action on the ejections and fouls will be decided today.
  • Perhaps Ron Artest's new do was the secret ingredient in the team's win
  • It means that protective masks are flying off the shelves at area retailers
  • Roads are flooded. Duh. So be careful if you decide to leave the house and don't drive like a jackass.
  • The jovial traffic reporter, a familiar face to anyone who watched Channel 11 in the mornings, was given the pink slip this morning for reasons that are still unknown at this time. Douglas' smiling face was quickly removed from the staff page on KHOU's website, but his bio can still be accessed through a little Googling. His traffic blog is also still viewable on KHOU's website, but it's safe to assume that neither of those will be available for much longer. The native Houstonian attended the University of Houston and had been with the station for almost 13 years. [via HAIF]

  • Ray Childress' clobber line will remain silent forever as the Lawrence Marshall autoplex goes under
  • And, The President may be sorting out some new security options
  • President Bush will return to Texas today, but he left a note for President Obama in the Oval Office
  • "A hurricane is coming," Harris County officials may tweet soon as they investigate using social media channels like Twitter and Facebook to communicate emergency information to residents and aid workers
  • A Black Hawk helicopter crashed at Texas A&M killing one and injuring four. No students were on board the aircraft when it crashed.
  • The NTSB released a report on the Denver crash of Continental flight 1404
  • Texas will have a new Speaker of the House. Who do you think it should be?
  • NASA will release a definitive report on the Columbia disaster today
  • Initial findings suggest a problem with the brakes on the ill-fated 737 while five injured passengers from Flight 1404 remain in Denver hospitals
  • Nothing says, "I have a heart" during the holidays like adopting a pet
  • The project to repair Galveston beach is underway. 300,000 cubic yards of sand is being dump trucked in from Stewart Beach and the ship channel to repair the Hurricane Ike damage
  • The super cold weather was to blame for extreme flight delays last night
  • Abernethy is survived by his wife and two children. The 100 Club will be providing support and is collecting donations to add to the fund, which assists families of HPD officers killed in the line of duty
  • Study shows that red light cameras have reduced accidents
  • Rick's Cabaret is combining two of its magazine brands. Huh. Who knew they had magazines?
  • Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport is number three on the healthy airport food list thanks to vegetarian menu options
  • It's all about the dogs. The fate of the fighting dogs involved in the busted gambling ring hangs in the balance this morning as authorities decide whether or not they should be returned to their owners.
  • The Ike unemployment assistance deadline has been extended to December 12th
  • Debate is raging about what constitutes art thanks to Wayne Dolcefino's report. You tell us. What is art?
  • Election day is in the rearview but the race for Harris County DA is still up for grabs
  • Using some math (carry the one...move the decimal) the Secretary of State predicts a 68% voter turn out at the polls which equates to ~9 million folks. Go get in line already.
  • If you've been eagerly awaiting your IRS refund or stimulus check for the past forever, you may be one 7,000 Harris County residents affected by an address error. Oops. Your bad.
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